Roberta Golubock

In 2020, Roberta Golubock was again recognized as one of the Top Ten brokers by Sotheby’s International Realty East Side Manhattan Brokerage. She is known by both her clients and peers for her professionalism, discretion, and encyclopedic knowledge of Manhattan's finest apartments and townhouses, and for her expertise in highly complex transactions. Throughout her 35 years as a top producing agent with Sotheby's International Realty, Roberta has continuously represented both sellers and buyers in record-setting sales, including an 11,000 square foot apartment at 740 Park Avenue, a 5,000 square foot apartment at The San Remo, and numerous single-family and investment-grade townhouses. She has consistently been recognized in The Wall Street Journal/Real Trends Top 250 Real Estate Professionals by transaction volume nationally. An accomplished specialist in the sale of exceptional Manhattan properties, Roberta is highly regarded for her marketing and negotiating acumen and for her network of longstanding relationships throughout Sotheby's auction house, the worldwide offices of Sotheby's International Realty, and the Manhattan brokerage community, with a diverse international clientele including luminaries in the fields of finance, technology, and entertainment.

A dedicated advocate for her clients, Roberta is adept in both sales and rentals and in the preparation of detailed analyses of fair-market value. The depth of her knowledge of the Manhattan residential marketplace is complemented by a highly developed sense of property valuation. In addition to strong interpersonal and negotiating skills, her sensitivity to market trends, extensive research, and attention to detail factor significantly in her continued success. A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, Roberta attended St. John's University School of Law. A longtime resident of Greenwich Village, Roberta serves on the Advisory Board of the Cherry Lane Theatre. Roberta's fascination with the architecture and history of New York's residential apartment buildings and landmark townhouses is reflected in her many notable transactions, which include sales in the finest buildings on Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue, and Central Park West, and of many highly important townhouses and mansions located within the Upper East and Upper West Side, Gramercy Park, and Greenwich Village historic districts. She enjoys researching their history and maintains an extensive archive relating to these urban treasures.